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rotorhead22

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Does anyone recognize this fan? I’m switching over to electric and I can get this on for very reasonable price after I test it. It is somewhat “modified “ on the housing however I’m not concerned about that having several years of aircraft repair behind me
 

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Negative, I have aluminum sheets to fill in the spaces that it won’t cover. Radiator is 24” wide and 19” tall. This is a 16” fan and housing is 21” wide and 16” tall. I was thinking about using the current shroud and adapting the fan to attach after it away from its current housing
 
No that’s why I’m posting picture to see if anyone recognizes it. It’s a ford product however p/n on housing was cut away. Resistor on top has SN95 on housing. I can get a brand new 2000 GT fan off of a guy for $40 however I still will need to cut out a shroud
 
Does anyone recognize this fan? I’m switching over to electric and I can get this on for very reasonable price after I test it. It is somewhat “modified “ on the housing however I’m not concerned about that having several years of aircraft repair behind me
I have that same fan in my F250. Its a 2 speed fan from a 95 Taurus and I did away with the soft start cap and just put each hot wire on seperate diode protected relays ......
 
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